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Professor Marcus du-Sautoy – Music of The Prime Numbers
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Marcus Du Sautoy is a British Professor of Mathematics from the University of Oxford and is commended for his work for “popularizing” mathematics. The Independent on Sunday has named him one of the current leading scientists in the country and his endeavor for making math accessible and perhpas even understandable has been noticed.
This video is his lecture on Prime Numbers, and takes an unusual approach to understanding it. Previously written as a book, this topic touches on the history of the theory on Prime Numbers. He also discusses the Riemann hypothesis in this lecture and provides revolutionary ways to read and understand it.
Reimann also puts focus on some of the great mathematicians of the world in this presentation.
It’s a worthy, educational resource for those who are into Mathematics.
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